For destination management companies
Present complex DMC programs clearly, visually, and in the right language.
sendVoyage helps DMCs present detailed tailor-made programs with route context, hotel options, practical information, commercial details, and confirmed itinerary output.
Client-ready output
Import, review, brand, preview, and publish one readable proposal page.
Why it fits this work.
Best for DMCs that send detailed programs to agencies, tour operators, and international buyers and need the trip to stay clear after changes.
Why it matters
Common proposal problems this solves.
Routes, hotels, transport, inclusions, exclusions, and practical notes get scattered across files.
International partners often need multilingual and RTL/LTR-ready output.
Proposal changes create version confusion.
What you get.
Clear day-by-day program presentation
Route maps, stop lists, transfers, and practical information
Hotel alternatives and confirmed-itinerary filtering
Private proposal links that can be updated and followed up from observed activity
Workflow
From source material to proposal link.
Import or paste the program source.
Review days, accommodation, transport, meals, maps, pricing, and terms.
Edit visible traveler-facing content directly on the proposal canvas.
Publish proposal or confirmed-itinerary links for the right client stage.
Comparison
Better than a static document workflow.
sendVoyage keeps presentation, structured trip data, branding, and follow-up closer together.
| Static files | sendVoyage |
|---|---|
| Rebuild layouts for each proposal | Import, review, and reuse structured content |
| Harder to read on mobile | Responsive proposal and itinerary pages |
| Send new files after changes | Update the current proposal link |
| Limited visibility after sending | Observed views, public actions, and follow-up guidance |
| Language direction handled manually | Multilingual and RTL/LTR-ready foundations |
FAQ
Questions about this workflow.
Can DMCs show hotel alternatives?
Yes. Hotel-like option groups can render as comparison tables, and confirmed itinerary output can hide unselected alternatives.
Can routes and maps be shown?
Yes. The viewer supports map embeds, directions links, ordered stops, schedule-derived maps, and route/map structured controls.
Can DMCs work in RTL languages?
The viewer and editor foundations include RTL/LTR preview modes and mixed-direction text handling for multilingual trip content.
Start with one itinerary you already have.
Test the workflow with real trip content and see the traveler-facing page before choosing a paid plan.
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